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What you'd like to do is to retrieve the Lua source for a TNS, right ?
It's not the most easy thing to do if you don't have the student software. You need TI's code (for now) to unencrypt the document.This can be in nspire_emu, the student software, or the online document player. If you are on windows/mac, try to see if you can copy your source with the online document player.
I think he meant from ocLua to a proper .lua file on the computer ? Then just save the source inside a Notes app for example and grab the .tns from your computer.Then you have several choices :- simply use TINCS (which you don't have so I'm not gonna explain)- load it onto nspire_emu and dump the memory- post the .tns here so we can extract it for you
if you don't have the ti-software, you can download the trial here:http://education.ti.com/html/nspire/te.htmlas you can see it is the teacher edition, it has 90 days trial, while the student soft has 30 days triala plus time to experimentI hope this can help you
Here is the working scripted dumper for TI-Nspire basic 3.0.1You'll need to wait a bit so that I'll search for the other addresses (OS dependant) http://ourl.ca/12404/246559
Well, what about TNS2XML(oops I just leaked some info )It should be posted soon thoEdit : I don't know when, it's not fully ready. (but I dont know since I'm not the author )
Thanks! That's pretty cool. So now I have the XML file on my computer, but the source is caught up in all sorts of nodes, leafs, words, and whatnot. Is there any easy way to clean up the XML just to get the source?
Quote from: cyanophycean314 on May 19, 2012, 10:59:18 amThanks! That's pretty cool. So now I have the XML file on my computer, but the source is caught up in all sorts of nodes, leafs, words, and whatnot. Is there any easy way to clean up the XML just to get the source?The link I gave talked about that two posts after :http://ourl.ca/12404/246580